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In "The Necklace," which describes Mathilde at the ball? A. She is an impressive success. B. She is too nervous to enjoy herself. C. She is laughed at for her appearan…

In "The Necklace," which describes Mathilde at the ball? A. She is an impressive success. B. She is too nervous to enjoy herself. C. She is laughed at for her appearan…
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In "The Necklace," which describes Mathilde at the ball? A. She is an impressive success. B. She is too nervous to enjoy herself. C. She is laughed at for her appearance. D. She is hardly noticed.

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The answer is C! I have a book with a small preview of this story! :D

Hope this helps!

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User MoLowKey
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I think C is the answer because it describes herself.
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